In 2005, Lior released his debut album 'Autumn Flow'. The album was released independently without a label, the only real goal for Lior was paying back the money borrowed for the creation of the album.

After getting picked up by Triple J, Lior's music took a life of its own. 'Autumn Flow' went on to be nominated for Australian Album of the Year by Triple J, and was nominated for 3 ARIA Awards including Best Male Artist. 'Autumn Flow' was one of the year's most successful independent releases,and Lior has since become one of few independent Australian artists to have sold over 60,000 albums on a debut.

Over the past 18 months Lior has been consumed with releasing his critically acclaimed debut internationally, as well as creating his much awaited second album due for release.

Francois Tétaz is a composer and producer, based in Melbourne. You can hear his production on records by Lior, Gotye, Architecture in Helsinki and New Buffalo. His score for Wolf Creek won Feature Film Score of the Year at the 2006 APRA-Australian Guild of Screen Composers awards and he recently completed the score for the man-eating crocodile movie Rogue, due for release in November 2007. 

Franc runs a music post-production studio and is currently producing an album for up and coming indy megastars Hot Little Hands. He will be collaborating with Ben Lee in early 2008 on Nash Edgerton's debut feature film The Square.

Franc is also the A&R director for Rubber Records.

Nazz (aka Paul Nassari) has extensive experience in journalism as both a writer and editor; having been a widely published journalist for about 14 years. He has been the singer of King Daddy for 10 years and has been writing songs since high school. Paul is also the father of an eight year-old girl named India who he believes "will be the biggest star since Elvis Presley".

For the past two years, Paul has been the Sunday Mail’s music writer as well as writing reviews for the 2006 Adelaide Fringe, fill-in movie and theatre writers week. Before that, he was the Associate Editor/Staff Writer for leading weekly Adelaide street press Rip It Up Magazine for nine years, and freelance journalist for three years prior to that. Paul has written for the Sunday Herald Sun, New Weekly, Woman’s Day, and many more, including street press in every state.

Paul has also been included in the inaugural edition of the Who’s Who Of South Australia 2007 and received the Judges’ Commendation at the 1999 SA Youth Media Awards. He has been interviewed several times for television as an expert in the field (including The George Negus Show on the ABC and Channel [V]), and also appeared in a few short films, most notably Dick Dale’s b-monster flick Yowie which has toured the country to rave reviews. In addition, Paul is a published poet.

Lastly, Paul has interviewed thousands of artists in his time including Ray Manzarek of The Doors, Roger Daltrey of The Who, Robert Smith of The Cure, Henry Rollins, Tex Perkins, Jon Spencer, Blur, Radiohead, Sonic Youth, Pavement, Kylie Minogue, Pink, John Paul Young, Motorhead, Joy Division, PJ Harvey, Blondie, The Pixies, Dionne Warwick, Keanu Reeves, Hugo Weaving, Miranda Otto, and 25 members of cast and crew from The Lord Of The Rings: Return Of The King including: director Peter Jackson and all principal members of the cast.